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A state-of-the-art detector, the Bates Large Acceptance Spectrometer Toroid (BLAST), hotographed late last year. it is being built by a collaboration of approximately 50 physicists.

Erratum

February 10, 1999

New travel discounts available for DC hotel, two airlines

February 10, 1999

Kaiser, Vale, Slocum named MacVicar Fellows

February 10, 1999

Brit d'Arbeloff to discuss women in engineering

February 10, 1999

MIT software improves accuracy of robot used in cancer therapy

February 10, 1999

Glossary of DJ terms

February 10, 1999

Student dies in fall

February 6, 1999

Alcohol guidelines updated in policy guide

February 3, 1999

Freedman to give second MacVicar Lecture on Friday

February 3, 1999

Awards & Honors

February 3, 1999

Sharp tongue, maverick mind characterize Paul Krugman series

February 3, 1999

MIT researchers have developed a microchip that releases chemicals on demand. Left to right: Professor Michael Cima, graduate student John Santini and Professor Robert Langer stand in the Microsystems Technology Laboratory where the chip was fabricated. Mr. Santini holds a silicon wafer containing 21 of the dime-sized chips.

Microchip stores, releases chemicals for many uses

February 3, 1999

Residence system ideas presented

February 3, 1999

Here and There

February 3, 1999

Babbit says prevention is best defense against marine bioinvasion

February 3, 1999